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Jasperware Headboard designed by Eddie Ross With a nod to 1700s designer Josiah Wedgwood’s jasperware pottery, this headboard is constructed with various moldings and a door. “It’s literal but he made it much larger and grander,” says Azzarito of the striking and unusual headboard. Fun fact: Josiah Wedgwood’s daughter was married to Charles Darwin.

DiNiord collaborated with craftsman Ken Hood to design the concrete bench with firewood storage and detachable wood back. Douglas fir columns along the walkway creates a colonnade. The mono-sloped roof is a nod to the long roofline of the original house that stood on the property. “Reducing the angles also reflects the strictness to budget,” the wife says.

Upon entry, the view expands to highlight the pool, wildflower meadow, and surrounding vegetation.

“The breezeway is covered, but it opens on one side to the driveway, and it’s completely open at the other end to the pool and the rest of the property,” says Workshop/APD associate principal Tyler Marshall. “So you walk through and experience this incredible view.”

The communal area of Villa 3 features slatted iroko walls, a modular sofa by Piero Lissoni for Living Divani, and a coffee table by Studio Guscetti for Fioroni.

A Tizio lamp by Richard Sapper sits on a custom desk.

The white oak hardwood staircase between the main and second floor were installed by RK Woodworking. A plywood, MDF-finished guardrail is painted white to match the walls; the handrail features an integrated LED strip light.

Perforated steel and a glass guardrail on the stairwell allow the skinny second-floor hallway to feel as open as possible.

The master bathroom is a calming oasis of marble. The couple often relax here for a moment of tranquility.

One of the two bathrooms. Ceramic tiles, which have the appearance of micro cement, cover the walls.

The open layout brings breathing room to the new dining area. To the right is the home's central opening, built around a set of custom stairs.

The kitchen and dining area seamlessly flow from the living room. Designed for entertaining, the space offers a 20-person dining table, three Gaggenau ovens, and a massive central island.

An Andrew Sutherland artwork was turned into a custom wallpaper design.

An entry nook framed in walnut is a spot to drop bags, shoes, and coats.